663: Defending the Honor of The Cheesecake Factory

I took a flight last week, and I saw two sites that I thought were noteworthy for nerds like us. Wait. You saw somebody using Overcast in the wild? Saw someone using Overcast while wearing a Vision Pro. Neither of those things. That's impressive. Well, I don't know how you would see that. But Exactly. But first, here, I'll send this picture in Slack. I saw this across the aisle and then headed headed by one seat. What app is he using? Flighty? That's right. That is our friend Ryan Jones' app, Flighty. Yeah. This is look. I'm always looking to see what people are using on their on planes and trains and stuff. Is this a rare site? Isn't Flighty, like, super popular? I think it but I sent it to Ryan and he said he's never seen it in the wild either. Wow. So not only was this person using Flighty, the guy behind him was also using Flighty. Everybody should be using Flighty. Like, I don't even fly that much. But, like, seriously, if you don't have Flighty, if you I I fly so rarely, but it's still worth it for me to track other people's flights. I track my family's, like, because my wife travels for work a lot. I have Flighty just to track her flights. I'm not even the one flying. It's still worth it. Yeah. It's fantastic. And I should briefly interject that when Flighty was new, it was priced fairly. But for someone who flies only a couple times a year, I found it to be very expensive. But since that time and I'm not saying it's their price was unfair. It's just because I never fly. I didn't really, you know, need it. But they've since added a, like, pay as you go, like, a weekly plan, which is $5 a week. Yeah. That's what I get. Because, like, I don't fly that much. Like, it's I think it's something like 50 or $60 a year if you if you want the yearly plan, but I don't fly that often. So I just every time I fly somewhere, I just buy the week pass and then end it when I when I'm back. And then next time I fly, I buy them the week pass. It's super easy. Compared to how much you get charged for, like, a nickel and dime for stuff on flights, $5 per flight is well worth it. Absolutely. That's my whole point is that I think a lot of people, myself included, initially were like, oh, I'd love that, but it's out of reach expensive. But it's actually not. They've adjusted their pricing over the years such that it really is affordable even for a cheapskate like me. So if you haven't looked at Flighty in a long time, you should check it out again because, like I said, there are plans that are that are much less much less costly. Or perhaps, maybe a better …